Carl Emil Carlsen

I have two set-ups for the same patch; one when I edit it and one 

when it is exported as a standalone. For instance I like to have the 

menu bar hidden when it is a standalone but not when I am editing it. 

So, until now I have been cutting and connecting wire connections 

Is there a way to ask the application if it is running as a 

standalone? Using the 'thispatcher' object for instance?

I have two set-ups for the same patch; one when I edit it and one  
when it is exported as a standalone. For instance I like to have the  
menu bar hidden when it is a standalone but not when I am editing it.  
So, until now I have been cutting and connecting wire connections  
every time I export as an application.

Is there a way to ask the application if it is running as a  
standalone? Using the 'thispatcher' object for instance?

(biting his desk and crossing fingers)
~ce

Carl Emil Carlsen
Copenhagen / Kolding
+45 28 93 81 28
www.moodplug.com


detecting-if-running-as-stanalone

On 25 sept. 07, at 08:51, Carl Emil Carlsen wrote:

> I have two set-ups for the same patch; one when I edit it and one 

> when it is exported as a standalone. For instance I like to have 

> the menu bar hidden when it is a standalone but not when I am 

> editing it. So, until now I have been cutting and connecting wire 

> connections every time I export as an application.

> Is there a way to ask the application if it is running as a 

> standalone? Using the 'thispatcher' object for instance?

How about the max message "getruntime"? On loadbang, trigger a 

message box which contains "; max getruntime toto", and the receive 

> Hi Max
>
> I have two set-ups for the same patch; one when I edit it and one  
> when it is exported as a standalone. For instance I like to have  
> the menu bar hidden when it is a standalone but not when I am  
> editing it. So, until now I have been cutting and connecting wire  
> connections every time I export as an application.
>
> Is there a way to ask the application if it is running as a  
> standalone? Using the 'thispatcher' object for instance?

How about the max message "getruntime"? On loadbang, trigger a   
message box which contains "; max getruntime toto", and the receive  
toto will tell you everything;-)

there is a message to max "getruntime" that will return if max is in 

Am 25.09.2007 um 08:51 schrieb Carl Emil Carlsen:

there is a message to max "getruntime" that will return if max is in  
standealone.

> Hi Max
>
> I have two set-ups for the same patch; one when I edit it and one  
> when it is exported as a standalone. For instance I like to have  
> the menu bar hidden when it is a standalone but not when I am  
> editing it. So, until now I have been cutting and connecting wire  
> connections every time I export as an application.
>
> Is there a way to ask the application if it is running as a  
> standalone? Using the 'thispatcher' object for instance?
>
> (biting his desk and crossing fingers)
> ~ce
>
> Carl Emil Carlsen
> Copenhagen / Kolding
> +45 28 93 81 28
> www.moodplug.com
>
>
>


> Is there a way to ask the application if it is running as a standalone? 

> Using the 'thispatcher' object for instance?

If you had my Max Overviews installed you'd have some help files for 

(A Standalone is a runtime version of Max)

Carl Emil Carlsen schrieb:
> Is there a way to ask the application if it is running as a standalone? 
> Using the 'thispatcher' object for instance?

If you had my Max Overviews installed you'd have some help files for 
messages to Max. This is one of it:
(A Standalone is a runtime version of Max)

-- 
Stefan Tiedje------------x-------
--_____-----------|--------------
--(_|_ ----|-----|-----()-------
-- _|_)----|-----()--------------
----------()--------www.ccmix.com

i just build in a toggle
then i only have one patch

Perfect! I can't ask for more. Thanks for the examples too!

Carl Emil Carlsen
Copenhagen / Kolding
+45 28 93 81 28
www.moodplug.com

Detecting if running as stanalone